The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 06, 1892, Image 2
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CAMDKN*. S. f. MAY 6tii, 1802.
COSMEVHM, N j) CI LUNGS
OovEayoR Eiwcfi!. *n his able speech
in Rhode Io*i.nJ, punctured the contra- j
?.i- tory <1 jfi is?j? of Ike protectionists with ;
this aharp iivqtiiry: *" f *o they \rant j
higher duties t?> make l< >vrer prices, and
J >wet prices to pay higher wage#?'* ? \
Sew York World.
TirR Newt erry () btiorrcr is
r.p Bowdet: an 1 Latimer a hnrA the part
they played in the St. I/Xlis confers m e !
and. the <?lHieq?''nt mass-meeting- It.
would be interrstin^ to hear loin them
<>n tV?e wibjeci, and ?o know just hovr
they fee! politically.
Trip ?an Antonio (Tex.' Express
iHai tersely states it proposi
tion to nominate a free silver Fresidon
ticket and by co-opei atinn with the
Alliance divide the South in the Iwpe of
throwing the election i*to the House,
"has nothing to rocomnr?er.d it, either in
principle of* practical politics*, it is
simply a scheme to thr?\v two Demo
cratic torn a ts a erqss a clothfs line to
? law each, other to pieces and jrive the
K^puhlieans another chance to carry off
cverytfe&g thev can lift "
i Sznatok Palmer is rjnow*}- as faying
that he would r;;ther finvc the credit of
helping to eary KI;i>f>is for Cleveland
than to be president himself. While in
effect the Springfield Convention recom
mend* 4 his nomination, "they let; it
cienr for itsto believe v/h^t nr? all think,
ami that i? that Cleveland is; ti><- choice
of the Illinois DemScntji."
? * ?
Oi.r> "nufcsatrncted" appears to 'ne
'bfrgiag ahead of loth Clove. an I and I
falnsT.
* * *
There appear to b,> sev*r:d spu.-idns
oranis . of "^ooj \Veat*-n" Democracy j
?en the market.
W
?s^'he Illinois Feme/ rat* mad-.-f a very
?siTJNk w to the frei?*:?>ina^e lass.
* ? Xr\
A careful dio^nosis o||!tfdl|inoif rase
shows that Palrecr captured the Trass!
hards and Cleveland has the delegates.
Washington Post (In lependani.) "
Driftwood.
k T* seea?s that Gov. Tillman is not
' -afraid to throw some of his rooks
among the Legislature. With hi?
usual defiance of consequence* he
?loes not shrink from making dcad
iv eneruie^ of some of its member?.
Of course .those who ''stood up to
the rack, fodder or no fodder," Rnd
voted for the reform in the Gov
ernor's March plafform. as they hail
.promised, wili not feel themselves
hit. They will consider themselves
very sound sticks of timWr bobbing
ap serenely from whose sides the
the rocks v. ill rebound without1
- -scath or dent. But, bowj
wretched is Ihnt "poor man wi|.?sef
2 *
rotten" hirlk theye rui~siles pierc?s
for then he sinks pever t<> float!
:/ again. Poor ft i!o-.vs, we pity some
m ' Jkm
\of ye. Like little wanton boji ye ;
Shaded in, hut far beyond your'
~ depth. .
Av nip ! whilst thee sh'ires
and sorrtyiinj:
Wash far. swhv, \vhere>rc they bl>nes
are imr'ed,
Where thou, perhaos, under the
whelming *:<le j
Visit" Mt the hottem of the monstitras ;
world.
Monday % ('ourer* lions.
Reports from the county can
mentions held a';; ov?r the-Mnle
Monday show that Tinman ha*
greater strength perhaps than two
years ago. AH but two or three
coufctas were,, overwhelmingly in
his favor.
The result ho vi-ver as to the
presidential nomination is doubt
ful. The coaveatum of Edgefield
alone expressed-'an open c hoice for.
H*U, We believe, however that! the
majority are against both Hillfand ?
t; level* ad, favoring that* still -41 n
known "soiup ^ood
Westetff*' dark horse. j
Thete are inr.nv
the Adaj&nistraUog will casSlfo
^ /j - j * 1
Influence tar Hth riel?>gat^s; to'
, Chicago. *To this \y
opposed, fonr we eoosidf rtiilj th?>
weakest aud moat object ioaabie
candidate yet . mentioned. Nur Uo!
we believe that the Alliance^ spirit*
which has apparently contrtrled
moat of the convention?, wu|l per
mit a delegation for IS ill. It would ?
certainty be a bluader to instruct j
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Mint DropsV ?
A stiver Dollar contains 371^;
grains of pure stiver, and 412*;
grains of standard or alJo\*ed stl- !
ve?.
The United States* Treasury pur- j
chaste silver l?y the London mar-|
ket, where oar dollar would bring
Iiul 70 cents.
y*o?
In 1S90 the United Slates pro
duced 54,500,000 ounce pure silver,,
the commercial ralac of which as
bullion t ns $."7,225,000, and the
coinage value $70,4C4,74>. The
( n?!rer product of the wlt:?le world
: tWat rear (coin age vaVae) was $iGS,
'.077.000.
Daniel Manning, Secretary of tec j
Treasury said :
'*1 have giv^n 1-. a: c??t st udv toi
the silrer problem than to any!
??i h?*r duty of my office. I-haire'
tracked theories oniy to find them
.overthrown i? practice, n*d I hive
, compiled endless *umm?ries in '
hopes U* solve the problem wiihj
mathematical precij?si?>n only to'
i tint? in history an unanswerable;
negative to my proposition."
The whole sum and substance of
lhe tree silver doctiinc is thi-jj
?'By owning the treasury of th?*!
United States* to silver and paying;
in oroverntrn*nt note* one dollar for
evvvf 70 cents worth of r-ilver bul
lion prcseoted, the pi ic e will rise
until what is no* worth but 70 j
; cents ?ill reach one dollar. T;ie
; question is simpiy, will the ex peri j
ment succeed? Tiie following qu- -
latiopcfvotains the entire argument:
"The value of silver bullion pro-.
N.ibited from the mints, shutout
from this new circle of usefulness,
j will increase when it is admitted to
i these new. privileges. As sown as
tiiis siiver bullion is permitted to
ji> t<> our minis for coinage this
new demand will at once exhaust
; the supply of bullion now tearing
upon i he market, and increase the
} value."
The great benefit whieh the in
tense advocate-, of free coinage of
silver claim is that cotton, grain
and o*. her exj>ort crojfe will rise in
price. Here is the piocess of
reasoning :
j - -
"England buys a srreat deal of
iiriain and cotton from India. Sil
; v*f r alone is u*ed for money in India,
j England has the right t?? coin
money for India", Englsird "ex
| ^Tix^^vs, say, an <?unce nf.silver for
.one ftusliel of wheat, and buys tl?a?
jounce for 90 cents. The United
Sta'es fnrni?hes England of
i tier silver. Suppose the tree coin
age of silver as is claimed, would
! raise the oh nce^f silver bullion to
$1.20, iheT)uS?iel of wheat would
cost |1.29 in JtoUo. In that case
England won'd buy )!ess from India
and more fion; tke/ United State**
and at a higher price. The same'
result would ^pplv with cotton."
Now Uiis philosophy looks very I
ploasiogi" but we fear with her abso ;
iute power over India, if silver;
should rise in pi ice, England wonld j
put a little less in the coins she
palms off on that subject province
and keep lh<| advantage still.
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When silver ^as "demonetized" 1
? * ? '
i i n 1873, the United States hail j
coined >n its whole h?story but \
$,000,000 silver dollars. Today ?
j there are in the Treasury 325,
j 000,000 silver dollars and 59,- j
000,000 in cirtulatio-j.
By the present law silver cyin,
silver certificates and silver notes
are legal ten ier for payment of all
debts public and private without
limit* The Treasury is required
to purchase 4,000,000 ounces of
silver bullion per month, which is
paid for at the rule of 00 cents per
ounce in government notes, making
the cost -*bju? .^050.000. "Each
ounce is coined into $1.20, and thr
profit, aJKounting on the monthly j
purchase to some $ I ,.700.000, is
turned into the Treasurv.
"
Secretary TVindom in JSSScsti-j
mated the world's product of silvci j
at $142,000,000 which was dis -i
i- r c . >
p< sfcd oT-^ follows: In the Arts'
$15,000,009 ; India $33,000,000 : |
o; her countries $41,000,000. leav
ing for t !?^ United Siai?-s $51,-;
000,000. Now as we yearly coin,
since 1800, $65,000,000, the qu^s- :
lion is why should there be such :? '
surplus of silver? There ruuslbrj
piles of it somewhere.
jj > - , . " I
If t??e?e is anything, on tl.i* irret n
earth twut I do despise it is a d?;ma:r<>gue. !
Ho is a is an too niAn to live and yet ;
toodamnable to die. [Laughter.]
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Advertised Letters.
The following is a li?t<of adver- 1
ysc1 ietteVs remaining in t.!ic Cam
deWposl ?dTice for the week ending
March 14th 1802:
Miss Mam.e Gaskiu, Mis Fannie
Flul?p Shulcr, 2, Me- 1
R.^cr Patterson, Lizzie Nickol*, J
R Morris, George W l\<-b*-*. t>. Lit-nt
ThosC Patterson, Mrs b;na Wi';- 1
sob, Mrs Frank Stephens, Mrs!
Francis E Wood, W R Barnes, J j
N Moak, S J Massey, Edward
Thomas Col S N Shannon. Miss
Ifilluouse. '
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will please state what week they
were idTcriiiwJ*
G. O. Alexander, P M.
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.^frer.gth and Health.
If you aie not feeling strong and
healthy, try El-xtric Bitters. If**La
Grippe" hns left you west and *cary. I
use Electric Bitters . This remedy acts j
directly on Li*er Stonwrh and Kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perforin
th^ir functions. If you arwriflicted with
Si< k Headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking F.leetric Bit
trr*. One trial will c.jnvtrrrt* you that
this is the remedy yon need. Large hot
ties only CO cents at F. L. Zeinp's I>rug
sWre.
CONSUMPTION cured.
An old phy>ic:an. retired from }<r;ic
ticr, bavin* h:al placed in his hands by
an East India inisajonary the formula of
a simple vegetable remedy for thespc.-dy
and permanent cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma And tH
throat.and Lung Aflcctmnx, alsij :i p>->.->i
tire And radical cure f<?r Nervous I)e
oil'try and ail Nervous C'ompVnt*, after
having tested its wonderful -eurat ve
powers in tlwmsands of eraser, has f. It it
ins. duty to muke it known to his Mitfer
| in 4 fellow*. Actuated hy ti-.U motive
arid a desire to relieve human sufFerincr.
I will send free of charge, to all who de
: sire it, this recipe in German, French
; ??r English, with fill directions f ?r pre
paring and tisiiitf. Sent by mail hv ; d
? Iressing with stamp, naming this piper.
W. A. Xovks. S.JO J'ftH'Cfi f' iiioc'i.
II och ester, X. 1".
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result of | he norhtnatinj; ennv. r.ti'-n.- ? :
the two ?rri*at parties in June. sjn.I the:
ethec ?>n tin* result ot the pr?*s-idential !
election.
The national democratic convention
tiitM-ts at Chicago June
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meet at M inneapo'.is June 7;h.
! U>t l? wjll nominatea candidate for pres
ident sn?l viee-presddent.
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the Mieeussfnt answer? ??: the ouefd'?o:i.
ll'ho trill he the now ices of aaclt
tmrtyfor president ami rirv-jtrcs
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: thus cho?en a>pn tv st/.tid ird hearers, so
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huu?lreu b-H-'t of thw tits 2,*0 ? r. c. ivod.
thewilvcr watches tn the next seriVf ??' ,
i hiiiwln d'h hnlT^ih-, an l after that <*v?*rT
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Webster* mammoth dictionaries. . ;
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th;it e^n'aininir ord t t ?r suh*?rripti m.
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the j ?'xt Jf5#0i7o d'.-trihution afte?~fuly
l*t. T:!!.-- eo.-'fs n not Kin*? i* n?i wTmay
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" ? ? kv: i?' ! ;!0 p ;n
44 Vo.-k !i:il L? m
' i aiawba ^ t. : * 1 1 p:n
" I^aiKMSICr ij ?? Jii
?* ?ieasan.t Ili'l 4 :20 p n**
?? Plinth Spring 4')1 p m
iK 0?ikhurfct ; "Oprrr
" Kershaw ^ * IB p in ?
WestriJ'e 4 17 p ra
" DsKalb , 4 p m !
Ar Cnmilen 4 p m i
Trains stop'on sl;_rn.il ai all stations , j
Passenger trains run througn be- k
tween Columbia a*i<I Marion.
Connections made w:th It. <k P. at :
3ia-ksbnr?r and Rock Hill and with 8. j
A. L. at C'j.ts'ws-x JnncJi-?u.
C, ;M. WAtfD, General
A. TfclP, Supt.
v ? *" ' 4t
tj -mm
J.?A. SHEOjRN,
Collector & Real Fstate A gt.,
I Camden. S. 0. ; i ?<
;
! L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
O"* CAMDEN. S. c.
1ST IV :i tires in a!! of the Claris <-f i
the State Sj?et*i:jl attention jriven to co!
i lertions. ;? ? /
? ? L ij
CONCERNING A NEW NUljlMMKNT
ALE AND BEEF
Peptonized..
Brought out by the taipfges
tion i?Cthe late eminent Doctor
J. MILNEK FOPHKRGILL
OF LOND'N. who was the
Best writer of Foods. and most
Noted PnYTin.vN in tiie TREAT
MENT j f I >I S E A SES of t ! If D ! (i E S
TIVE ORGANS *prrlii.p? iu thei
world. lie said: .. j .
' What a boon it woul be to
the medieac profession'1 if somj?,
reliable chemist would bring
| out an Extract ol JJnlt-ia-coin
bination with a well-digested o:
peptonized Beef, giving us t lie
; elemc'.ts o, Beet', and thestimu
latinjyand nutrious portions of
And Ale and Beef peptonized,
i; th.^ identical combination a*
j suggested by this eminent Phy
isiiiiii. \
! -In each bo'tle is contained
the FULL NUTRITION of
| ON K QUA RTF li POUND OF
: LEAN BEEF, thoroughly pep
tonized.
f The Aie is one year old he
Jo>vw|[ bottle it. and is guaran
teed to be equal to the best
Englsii . Ale.
?IK PARED BY ?
The Ale and Beef om
panv,
DAYTON. OHIO, U. S. A j
Price fcr p. largo 1 2cz bottle.
'2"> c^hn, Th-? <?nlv place, in
%> i
town \oi rati get it is at Dr.
A A. Mooiv's Drug Store,
where you will always fiii'l
full line of drups and druggist*'
sundries*. Glenn springs water
in bott'os or??n draught. Gar
den seeds, Points, Oils, ctc.
?75 MON HI 8300
Do You Want
Emnlovment?
i
!>y which yon can make I'rom
to |>?M" month? the
amount ?!epe;uiin;r on whether yoi work
iir.rt or :i 1 1 vour tiiut* r.mlon thr asnouij**
of ViMa:').! VI <;<>K ar.d PI,ir?K
ami PL'Sli ynu pm into the work. ifsv-l
I: nii^ht p.'.y you to write to u<. We've]
;i<>t soiiictliiii,' t !i ;i t GO!jS? awl I
here's room f. ;r :i few more io eome in !
ir w< i:*t e? s1 von ssrn-h to inves.ij.ato ? !
rt;jK* a t w.s-fi-nr We want
i am: widivawake ukp-i
J'KSI^XTATIV Kin your commu
nity, either M AN Oli WOMAN, j
; I you :;n* jn'^rcsti ?I like t-? hear
from v oi. Wo'il show yop. wiu*Te there's j
soi no xni.nev. All inn>r:n:iliojVf)V return j
: i . Thou if > <vi we i^ot convince*]. i
:i!l ;i lit ; tln'.'c'il h<* no harm oon?* ? om!v '
VOu'U, >3 :ss a GOOI> THING. j
l>;*li'.*r write. it o: o\
A < 1 ? < I'css
. 1 hi1 Di od.x Publishing Co.
WASHINGTON. IX C.
WHY IS THE
L DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE W0R13 FOR THE MONEY?
It is a seamless &ho<\ wii h no tacts r,r trax threcd ?'
to fcnrt the feet; mado of the *,csz line calf, stylish !
end easy. &ad Ixra use \rt virtue t!i ore rhocs cr this
Crude t.inn any other r.i<inv/arf>irer. It equal! haod
tewed slw.es costing fro>a SJ.vOto&i.OO.
(Jff 00 (icnninc Hand-f?o*red, tb*?fifl?tC3lf i
ever ?, Cored f*>r equals lrcaca {
imp* rteiu#ii>c3 which eotc frt-tti
G A (# llr.ad-Sfwcd Weil Sliw, lliio calf, ;
stylish. du<1 durable. Th? be*C !
st>oe ever oftered r.t this prico ; game grade as CQS>
tom-nade shoes costing from fc.nuo Jy.iM.
"O 50 Police Shoe: Farmers, liallroad Men 1
> ? and LetterCarrii rsr.U war them: Kne calf, !
ilfsa, smooth inside, heavy throe tolti, extea- '
ed-re. One pair will w*frar a year.
50 fine calf; no better shoe ever offirral at ;
this price; one trial wtil convince those '
who want a shoe for comforted service. . f
AA 'Zo and W.OO Workin/manN shoes
are very stroug and durable. .Th'if.i .who
have given then a trial will wear no other innke.
EJ ?ycJ SvI.OO nnd 81.?.s school shoes *r?J
U -J J d worn b> the Ik>> severy where: they sell
on the:r merits, as th? lncrcasiag-*ales show. . .
I 0/j;cc $3.00 lUndlWWQd Rhr.?. ^C3t
kCt U ICc ixafgoia, v^tsryltsfifr^nalsKreoch i
Imported shoes costing from t to S5.ui. v . /]
Ladlr*' w4IO and 91(73 sbfl^Tor j
Hisses are the bestflnelxjngola. stylish a*id cluftble. |
Cnation.-?ce that MT.--L. Dbugia ?' t.une-acd
price are stamped on the bottom,of etch shoo.
S3,
Be- ami
tion
HIRSCII BROS,
5? frUjat i gift tl
? ($?w
If so I can sell youcnpthfct
will exactly fit you and exactly
suit you. j
I am the sole agent in Cam
den
forWanamnker & Brown,
the LARGEST and MOST RE
LIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE
in AMERICA.
i Ton will find at my store the
j finest, prettiest and most com
plete lins of samples EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
Now isAhe time to order
your SPRING CLOTHING.
Why not let me have a suit
made to order for you when
j I you can get it JUST AS;
CHEAP? *
All goods warranted, and
satisfaction gupraitfee# I^olite
attention to all. j
\ Yours Respectful!
- D. WOLFE.'
Or XJ A lt O
^ ' * *
? MANUFACTURED BY?
Ihe Wilcex k Gibbs Guano Co.
CHAU1EST0N, S. fc,
! .1 ? . P ! .
^ Cf/UAsP
'Cojj^?&!?
That is the thought of many!
who are i.ot well posted. Ifj
they will only reaf' this adver
tisement thev wilibe convinced
that thi*4? the place I't Tailor
JMade Garments with correct
stvtes an 1 ot the best make and1
?/ ?
perfect tit.
I am showing this season,
the finest aurl best assorted stock
Spring Ciothiipf ever brought
to this city. It embraces a'l
i-f-lhe. correct styles, patTvwjs
:?nd qualities that go tjo make
op a first class fitting Tailor
Made Garment. These goods
I offer you are made and
trimmed equal to custom wor ,
mid to give, you hard wear.
They ane rot simply made to
sell as. sour garments are, with
flashy trimmings to catch tin
eye. These are honest -goods;;
%/ O 7 |
hon&'.tlv mv.de in order to give!
Hard wear and hold there- shape
until worn out. Those who
tlfado here know the quality
trnik'i of the line 1 canv, and
r 1 ? < ? ' I
feel perfectly safe in buying
here. They save save money
by it, and my pi ices are lower
than you pay for inferior
go<*1s.
My Furnishing Goods is up
to its usual standard, in some
respects if is better, especially
in (jnalitv- and priors than?ver
J>e(ore. Yuii should se^ in\ i
? ? ?? -w \
f'i^ador in mlbngrzun Under*!
VesVs-at '25 cts. sold elsewhere
for f.O c?s. India Gauze Li>le
Tinvad in all qualties and size .
I. haveThe largest line in Men's |
Hosiery at '2'j cts ill all shmJfSl
thatarc shown an\ wlu re. Seel
my positively l'a>t Black als**
iiigher grades of Iiosi ry to suit ;
the Inivvr, i
My Hat Stock is complete)
with all the leading shapes and
colors which $is the latest out i
this reason in soft and stitt'j
hats. I have the largest hue]
that is-iaund in the* city, show- 1
ing every shap? to suit the;
wearer.
My Stock of Bovs1 Cloth
? j ?/ I
inn is lar^e and complete in !
Kneepants Suits ami Long,
Pant Suits hand^onn 1
perfect in fir and <io
style s. Yon will find ' all the
popular shades and patterns
as well as qualities la-re.
Shirt waists in endless
variety ";nnd* sizv.s from 5 to
1.1 vears. I **? '
m L. KIXARD.
Columbia, S. C.
? ?
Mi ; ,
for Infants &nd Children.
' a ?TaatoriaU?owenwl*pt^tochfldraithal
]? I recommend itafc superior loany prettriptioa
I known to me.'* IL A Abchjc*, M.
;? ' , v XU So. Oxfonl 8t. Brookljm, X Y.
7
"The utt of 'Cast/x-ia* U ?a universal and
j Its merits so wall known that it teem* a wort
of upererofattoo toaodorse it Few are the
fatalUgant (WnlVa who <k> not keep <?astori*
1 ? ? Caklm Makttk, D. !).,
' New Yorl City.
Late Pastor BUowinfJala Reformed Church.
i
Carterta carta CWte, OooMptdoiv
&ourStamscfa? DbirfaCNk EnicUtJta, ?:
Kills Worm*, gtat sleep, and proo*Mt db
Wltfoutlnjurious mediottfoa.
M For serrrsl ywi I hnrs rrrtsuMnilwI
too r ' Csstoris, ' sod shall *l*x
do aoss it fcsiliiTsrUMjr produced beidklsl.
results."
Edwik T. PinfiM. M.D.,
M lbs Wtethrop," 1C3U? Street sod Tth
N?w Yo?* City.
Tn C nsrrxc* Cokpavt, 71 MrwuT 9n$*T% Ntf Ywmu
j
XjiOOI 3SL tO
10 cent GiS^liams at 8 ctnts. A
Best (dlicoesyt (j^ cents
Mfikiog Cal/oes Fast Colors at cents.
riMeatfed^orig Cloth ;?t all prices
Brown Homespuns at all prices.
i The nicest Stock of Table Lintns in tin. city.
?avc yon 25 to 50 per OfUt on.
Spool Silk, 100 yards 5 cents.
\ u Twist 1 cent.
^ Grfptl Pins 1 cent a paper. V
i u Needles 1 44 tk
We carrv a n'ce stock of millinery
ceedingly low, We are closin
at \
Hpii] .
which you will find ex.
ins ear stock ot clothing out
? . 4 V ?
Mi ?
?V\\
? <i >:Si \l
... Our stock of shoes tfan not he dowuei by any house in the
? do not sell paper bottom shoes, but will ^vc^you;
goods every time at lower prices than yqil can buy i?j
h()ne _ _ .. . ... ;
where. Remember we do not otter you ? ah article at f 2 then falk
to ?1. 25, or as they say, make up on you. We do a strictly
fair; equate, honest brsines* andtre.it even body alike.
Curry Combs. 5 10 cents to 25 cents.
W ? ! ; ' ! t ?
Horse Bru-'hes, 10 cents to 40 cents.
Bridle Bits, 5 and 10 cents.
, Hammers, 5 cents to 50 ceuts? ^ -
H-. tchets, 10 cents to CO cents,
S:i \vs. 25 cents to 75 cents.
C?> I lee Mills. 20 cents to 50 cents. > .
Flour Sitters 10 anl 15 cents, the same* that yoi
25 cents for.
0;ie pint tin cups 2 for 5 cents.
Shoe brushes 10 cents to 50 cents.
Coffee Pots 5. 7, nnd 10 cents to 30 cents.
Tin Buckets 5 cents to 40 cents.
One gallon Gl -ss- Oil Cans 30 cents, regular price 40 centd
netiinos 50 cent*.
; 1 *? *
j We carry a nice line of house hold goods, but can not mention?
| everything here. Come and see ibr yourself. We will saveyo*
money. . ; j ? j
! liow is jt tlmt we can sell goods so cheap? We arc aske<l
'tint question everyday.
| We will tell you; in the first place, we buy for cash, never oil
I four months time, so we save from fifteen to twenty Wr cent
right here. In the next place wed )> spot cash down oiisine$S,
j giving credit to nobody rich or poor.
Everybody is perfectly go d when they make a bill to b> paid
Ibr when they please, hut when pay day comes they may be
dead, busted, di unk or ill Georgia.
We sell nothing hut g od goods, and guarantee to &ave yoh
money on every purchase.
We are the leaders ot low prices in Condon. and if honest,,
square, fair prides will draw you to us we stand ready to give'"
them to each and every buyer visiting Camden. Give us your
trade and we will save you money
DO NOT ASK US FOR CREDIT a,s we will b.- compelled
t"> decline in all cases. Spot cash always
Spoi casn always
YOURS TRULY
\m 11(101) FIIH \>'V KIN!) OF WEAR
D ! T > 11 TV* l 'T*
,!1 Y1 lO ?? ?* 1 '
,1 ?
lit
v? ?I L/.IH ?
Tennis, Base Ball, Bicycle, (I?U3e wear, -street wear, riding! !
I w;i living, at homo or summer resort, in fact the most popular >
j-'.all roind" shoe lor inild climates.
! Thev give comfort and ease ol motion to tne loot. -HI
I EVERY BOJ!)Y lilKKS TH&M. EYEKYRODY WEAIiSil
THEM. THEY CAN'T DO WITirJl'T THEM .?|j
Our stock is entirely new this year. ?' ;" B
Best Black pergc-vjrjibber bottom patent trimmed, FTRST*
QUALITY. Ilow cut $1 per pair, i'arnc iu high cut $ l.'iX
Black Tenni^, low cut, t)0 cents.
Tan color Teimis. low cut (50 cents.
Black Sateen Tennis, low cut, a pretty shoe. 1-j cents.
This last-item to arrive in a few days I : \
All al)ove in size? G to 11; also Ladies' and'BoYt/'si/.cs. * . *
g^lT Orders bjy mail carefully tilled. warn :a paW
Tennis shoes sqnd an order to '* ^
iff fit It .. >?* ?
c'